Breaking 11:15 Moïse Kouame: After the Breakthrough at Roland-Garros, the Young Frenchman Faces the Reality of High-Level Competition 11:10 Dengue in Marseille: First Indigenous Case Detected in the Region in 2026 11:09 Food Crisis: Conflicts and El Niño Pose New Threats to Global Markets 11:08 Pope Leon XIV's Visit to Paris: 400,000 People Already Registered for the Concorde Mass 11:03 Volkswagen: Marianne Heiss Expected to Rejoin Supervisory Board Before Crucial Meeting 10:59 Peter Nadas, a prominent figure in Hungarian literature, has passed away at 83 10:46 TikTok Fined in Brazil: Record Penalty for Protecting Minors' Data 10:32 Adèle Exarchopoulos joins Park Chan-wook's upcoming western alongside Austin Butler 10:32 Belgium: Eggs Recalled After 306 Cases of Salmonella 10:22 Saudi Arabia: Trump Links Civil Nuclear Agreement to Normalization with Israel 10:14 Iran: Netanyahu Dismisses Any Prospects for a Diplomatic Agreement with Tehran 10:05 Taiwan Aims to Accelerate Military Drone Program Amid Chinese Pressure 09:48 CIA Director John Ratcliffe Visits Moscow for Discreet Intelligence Talks 09:45 China: A Deadly Mudslide in Nepal Leaves Casualties and Missing Persons in Tibet 09:39 Sweden: Second Arrest Made Following Sword Attack at High School 09:12 Tightening Immigration Policies in the United States: A Move Towards the Revocation of 200,000 Visas 08:52 Miscarriage: Maternal Age at the Heart of Key Risk Factors 08:08 Vladimir Putin at the center of an 800-page investigation awarded a new literary prize 07:55 Trade War: Canada Imposes Tariffs of Up to 50% on American Products 07:45 Over 33,000 Business Leaders Left Without Activity in Six Months, A Warning Signal for the French Economy 07:44 Trade War with the United States: Canada Unveils $7.5 Billion to Support Its Economy 07:34 Asian Games: North Korea to Send Over 100 Athletes to Japan 07:27 Russia: Two Dead After Drone Crash, Wildberries Site Devastated by Fire 07:21 Military Cybersecurity: Morocco Integrates Lyntris' Garda Cyber Platform 07:20 Instagram's 'Take a Break' Tool Used by Only a Tiny Fraction of Teens 07:15 Hormuz Strait: Donald Trump Announces Complete Mine Clearance and Warns Iran 07:12 Pakistan: 14 children die in hospital fire in Islamabad 07:11 China: Beijing urges its citizens to leave Eswatini amid tensions with Taiwan 16:19 Vuelta: Tadej Pogacar Strikes Hard and Builds His Lead 16:09 Ligue 2: Grégory Poirier Takes Over FC Nantes After Tough Start to the Season 15:59 CIA Director John Ratcliffe Reportedly in Moscow for Highly Confidential Visit 15:34 2027 Women's World Cup: Draw to Take Place in Rio de Janeiro on December 11 15:19 TikTok Fined in Brazil: Over 25 Million Euros for Minors' Data Violations 15:08 Celebrating the Birthday of HRH Princess Lalla Meryem: A Constant Commitment to Women and Children 14:45 Nepal: Balendra Shah May Keep His Sunglasses in Parliament 14:23 Ethiopia Officially Enters the Race to Host CAN 2028 14:17 License Plates in Morocco: What Changes with the New Model and the December 31 Deadline 14:13 Back to School 2026-2027: Meknes Strengthens Preparations in Schools 14:10 Tétouan/Chefchaouen: Harvesting and Sale of Shellfish Products Banned 14:01 France: a powerful tornado injures around forty and devastates 300 homes in Aude 13:46 Kénitra: Stellantis' Automotive Plant Accelerates Its Growth 13:32 South Korea: Hyundai Motor Avoids New Strike After Wage Agreement 13:18 2026 Legislative Elections in Morocco: Voters Begin Receiving Polling Station Notices 13:16 OpenAI Under Investigation in Alabama Following Incident with Its AI Models Online 13:15 Traffic Accidents: 28 Dead and Over 2,800 Injured in One Week in Morocco 11:28 Germany Takes a Tougher Stance Against Hybrid Attacks and Promises Retaliation Against Perpetrators

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Former Zambian Vice President Guy Scott dies at 82

Former Zambian Vice President Guy Scott, who briefly served as the country's acting president in 2014 and became the first white head of state in Africa in two decades, has died at the age of 82, the Zambian government announced on Wednesday. Scott passed away after an illness at his farm in the......

ECOWAS leaders expected to grant Sierra Leone's president a second term as chair

Leaders of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) are expected to extend the tenure of Sierra Leonean President Julius Maada Bio as chair of the regional bloc during the organization's 69th Ordinary Summit, scheduled to take place in Freetown. According to regional reports, no alternative......

Eighteen countries condemn Somaliland’s plan to open representation in Jerusalem

A group of eighteen countries has strongly condemned Somaliland’s reported decision to open a diplomatic representation in Jerusalem, describing the move as a violation of international law and a threat to regional stability. In a joint statement, foreign ministers from countries including Türkiye,......

Jacob Zuma champions Morocco’s Sahara autonomy during Ghana lecture

Former South African president Jacob Zuma has reignited debate over the Sahara dispute by publicly endorsing Morocco’s Autonomy Plan during a lecture at the University of Professional Studies in Accra, Ghana. His remarks sharply criticized the African National Congress (ANC) and Algeria-backed......

The geopolitical chess game in the Maghreb: Algeria's diplomatic entrapment

A complex power struggle unfolds in North Africa as Algeria faces mounting diplomatic challenges over the Sahara dispute, revealing deeper regional tensions and historical contradictions. The diplomatic quagmire In a telling diplomatic episode last week, Algeria's permanent ambassador to the United......

Morocco hosts landmark African Parliamentary forum on continental security and stability

Rabat is set to host the Second Forum of Presidents of African Parliamentary Foreign Affairs Committees on February 20, 2025, focusing on establishing sustainable foundations for stability and security across Africa. The event, taking place at the parliament headquarters, will feature an opening address......

Morocco’s evolving African policy: unity, strategy, and resilience

Morocco’s relationship with Africa has been a journey of unity, fragmentation, and strategic choices, shaped by history, diplomacy, and resilience. Over decades, the country has balanced its African identity with calculated decisions, navigating complex political landscapes and striving for regional......

Niger Suspends BBC, Files Lawsuit Against RFI Over ‘Inciting Genocide’ Claims

The government of Niger has taken strong action against international media, suspending BBC broadcasts for three months and filing a lawsuit against Radio France Internationale (RFI) for allegedly “inciting genocide.” The measures followed reports by RFI and the BBC about a deadly terrorist......

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